Looks like it hit a wire, it changed direction slightly, like 10-15 degrees abruptly.Ironman92;1857044 wrote:Uh....this hit NOTHING! Kiermeier fooled. This was ruled a HR!
http://mlb.mlb.com/r/video?content_id=1469548583
Wire same as catwalk? It was going RCF and StatCast had it projected at 368 ftSonofanump;1857066 wrote:Looks like it hit a wire, it changed direction slightly, like 10-15 degrees abruptly.
hot now, but will fizzle...wouldn't be surprised if he were back in AAA by the end of the seasonIronman92;1859598 wrote:Cody Bellinger is must watch every AB
Based on what? I know he's not going to hit 55 HR but kid is very smart at the plate....if a pitcher doesn't adapt he kills them....if he does he gets them the at bat after he gets him.vball10set;1859645 wrote:hot now, but will fizzle...wouldn't be surprised if he were back in AAA by the end of the season
big league pitchers will make their adjustments and pitch him accordingly, and then we'll see if he can adjust...if he can, then I'm wrong...we'll seeIronman92;1859656 wrote:Based on what? I know he's not going to hit 55 HR but kid is very smart at the plate....if a pitcher doesn't adapt he kills them....if he does he gets them the at bat after he gets him.
Already 5 2 HR games and didn't come up until late April. His stance is ridiculous and how he hits the high pitched is beyond me.
He better go downhill fast because Joc Pederson came up great, struggled mightily but hung around.
Bellinger top 5 MVP candidate right now
Barring a rehab assignment, there is no way he goes back to Triple A. He will move back to LF once Gonzalez is off the DL and back at First. Top prospect in the organization, if he does struggle, they will let him figure it out with the parent club.vball10set;1859645 wrote:hot now, but will fizzle...wouldn't be surprised if he were back in AAA by the end of the season
He better be careful. Might get sent down to AAA if he keeps that up.Ironman92;1859752 wrote:Bellinger another 2 run HR.....10 HR in last 41 AB.
10 HR in last 10 games
.171 BA, of course he plays like a POS after the World Series.Heretic;1859950 wrote:Joe Buck on suicide watch, as Kyle Schwarber sent down to AAA because he no hit good.
Dude rakes every time I watch but isn't getting it done. Last AB I saw he hit a 470 ft HR and time before hit a grand slam off Leake.like_that;1859951 wrote:.171 BA, of course he plays like a POS after the World Series.
Thom's pants just got tighter.Ironman92;1860007 wrote:Dude rakes every time I watch but isn't getting it done. Last AB I saw he hit a 470 ft HR and time before hit a grand slam off Leake.
He'll probably be back vs Reds and go 11/13 in series
Haven't done the math....is it that far? Was guessing around 250. Regardless the typical fan can't run that distance at their top speed. I feel safe in saying I wouldn't fall down though. I would however take off and go decoy slower than I am knowing he gives a big head start in hopes that he would give an extra second or two and then kick in whatever top speed I had.friendfromlowry;1860032 wrote:This is random but why are the Braves fans that race The Freeze dipshits that can't run 300m without falling down.
I think he starts when the runner gets to a certain spot on the wall. But still, if you save your energy at the beginning when he isn't running it would benefit you.Ironman92;1860033 wrote:Haven't done the math....is it that far? Was guessing around 250. Regardless the typical fan can't run that distance at their top speed. I feel safe in saying I wouldn't fall down though. I would however take off and go decoy slower than I am knowing he gives a big head start in hopes that he would give an extra second or two and then kick in whatever top speed I had.
Dude can motor though.
It's way too big of a head start for any male under 27 years old that is pretty fast.GOONx19;1860036 wrote:I think he starts when the runner gets to a certain spot on the wall. But still, if you save your energy at the beginning when he isn't running it would benefit you.